Look up DPM systems recoil sping assembly. They are top notch. Not sure if its the one in this video but I have it in my legion p220 10mm, night and day difference. I shoot 220 grain hard cast in mine because of bears, flawless operation. Probably got about 700 rounds in it so far, no issues
@@gatornation3889 thank you! I will definitely look them up. I’m actually going in Monday to pickup my P220. So your reply came at the right time! Thank you again!
We do not weigh these trigger jobs. We are converting a two stage trigger into a single stage trigger with a very short reset and that’s the focus. We do adjust the springs as much as possible for each pistol to still be safe and have enough spring tension to pop primers. The pull weight is lighter than factory.
Dont need more than that with 10mm…… But i get it. This is a fabulous gun. I have it and also the xten (which holds 15) This thing is a beast and accurate/spot on.
So, I have a P220 Legion 10mm DA/SA and it has the factory optic-cut slide, which I regret opting for, because it’s cut only for their Romeo optic, which I never wanted (I have an RMR I want to mount). But Sig “cleverly” makes no mention of this in any of their literature. So, what exactly are my options? I looked at the Trijicon adapter plates and they do make one for Sigs, but they don’t seem to be compatible with the P220. Do I need to buy a new slide and have it custom-milled to mount an RMR?
@@kyleritchie50 yeah, I found that out. I clearly did not look closely enough the first time. I was wrong. They are a weird size (6-40) and I had to order the screws from McMaster-Carr.
@DaGuuch where I live in florida, the 2 companies i know that do slide milling are not very good. Had a glock that i had milled and the screws will not tighten down, the optic sits a little canted. The other company said they will not mill my 10mm slide because it will crack shooting the 220 grain hard cast that I must carry.
@@gatornation3889 Yea there are a lot of hacks out there this days calling themselves gunsmiths. A lot of miss-information is constantly being spread as well. People just like to think the know something about something... Insecurity I guess.
I was wondering if the work on the 10mm can be done on a p220r da/as to make it a single action single stage. Would love to have my sigs run like that. Thank you in advance.
I have a Ruger vaquero that's single action and I thought all single actions were single stage because of that gun. Why wouldn't you just make it double action / single action tho 🤣 doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of having a auto loader? I thought maybe you put the single action on there for safety issues cuz that trigger is crazy and the single actions your safety but you could have just put a heavier trigger on for the first pull right? Sheets funny tho
This pistol comes with a rather long two stage single action trigger. We've converted it to a single stage trigger. If you want to enter the conversation you should maybe educate yourself a little first.
@@mk3firearms @MK3 Firearms sorry bro I'm not advanced enough to understand a 10mm with the same action as a walker Colt from the 1800s. Either your telling me it had half cock or was deliberately made squishy by SIG for lols. Either way it's very easy to be ignorant of something that's dumb, my bad. Isn't the whole advantage of single actions breaking like glass?
@@robertlarson1481 You can just look up the difference between a single stage trigger and a two stage trigger. There's plenty of information out there about it.
Awesome firearm, the P220 in 10mm is a great and now it's even better.
Great job on the video and description. 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you.
Excellent job. I love flat triggers and I’m looking into buying this gun. What type of trigger is that? Ty
One youtuber said that after a couple mags, there was chipping & finish wear next to the ejection port? Are you have having that issue?
No, we cerakote the slide after machining.
Did you ever remember the name of the company that made the recoil spring setup that you’re using?
Nope.
Look up DPM systems recoil sping assembly. They are top notch. Not sure if its the one in this video but I have it in my legion p220 10mm, night and day difference. I shoot 220 grain hard cast in mine because of bears, flawless operation. Probably got about 700 rounds in it so far, no issues
@@gatornation3889 thank you! I will definitely look them up. I’m actually going in Monday to pickup my P220. So your reply came at the right time! Thank you again!
@@gatornation3889 Yes sir that's the one.
What color is the ceracote?
It's a custom blend we did to mimic the legion grey.
What’s the trigger pull weight on this…. Looks phenomenal
We do not weigh these trigger jobs. We are converting a two stage trigger into a single stage trigger with a very short reset and that’s the focus. We do adjust the springs as much as possible for each pistol to still be safe and have enough spring tension to pop primers. The pull weight is lighter than factory.
I want this done!
mk3firearms@gmail.com
Great video; that red dot looks like the 6.5 MOA. Is it that size? If so, how do you like it? Thanks.
I don't remember, these are all customer pistols.
If it wasn’t an 8 shot magazine, it would be really nice.
Crazy how a gun of this size only holds 8!
Dont need more than that with 10mm…… But i get it. This is a fabulous gun. I have it and also the xten (which holds 15) This thing is a beast and accurate/spot on.
So, I have a P220 Legion 10mm DA/SA and it has the factory optic-cut slide, which I regret opting for, because it’s cut only for their Romeo optic, which I never wanted (I have an RMR I want to mount). But Sig “cleverly” makes no mention of this in any of their literature. So, what exactly are my options? I looked at the Trijicon adapter plates and they do make one for Sigs, but they don’t seem to be compatible with the P220. Do I need to buy a new slide and have it custom-milled to mount an RMR?
We can make it work as long as there is material where the new mounting holes need to be.
The RMR will work. There are two sets of screw holes. One for RMR and one for Leupold/Sig Romeo footprint. I mounted my RMR on mine.
@@kyleritchie50 yeah, I found that out. I clearly did not look closely enough the first time. I was wrong. They are a weird size (6-40) and I had to order the screws from McMaster-Carr.
@@RB-xv4si I bought my RMR for my G19 so I used the screws that came with the Glock mounting kit and they worked fine.
Would this red dot co-witness on the current optic ready version of this pistol..?
I just bought one and am looking for a red dot.
Yes
so did you have to have the slide milled for the RMR or does it mount from factory?
We milled the slide for the RMRcc
What is the appeal of the SAO models of the P220? What is the shooter gaining by not having DA available to them?
A bad ass trigger once sent out to us. Plus some people just like the single action operation. Different stroke for different folks.
@@mk3firearms the DA/SA version’s trigger can’t be converted to single stage also?
@@RB-xv4si If there's a safety and not the decocker then yes.
I think all DA/SA p220 10mm legions have the decocker
Did this come with an already milled slide? They do produce a Romeo ready optics ready version.
No sir, we milled the slide for the RMRcc.
Thank you sir.
@@jasonbond4591 We did.
@@jasonbond4591 Niether have an impact on recoil. Your essentially just replacing the weight that you removed. Around one ounce.
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What is lead time and cost for this trigger I have p220 sap legion
mk3firearms@gmail.com
What’s your turn around time
mk3firearms@gmail.com
What trigger is this?
It's a factory trigger with our single stage trigger job.
@@mk3firearms same trigger on the other sao models?
@@RandomInternetProfile Yes the factory trigger that comes with the legion. With our SSSRTJ.
@@mk3firearms the 10mm doesn't come with a flat trigger
@@RandomInternetProfile Oh yea, this was a gray guns trigger I believe.
I have a sig legion 10mm, wonder if I can buy the slide with the RMR cut
I believe you can now.
Why not just pay the 250ish dollars to have it milled?
@DaGuuch where I live in florida, the 2 companies i know that do slide milling are not very good. Had a glock that i had milled and the screws will not tighten down, the optic sits a little canted. The other company said they will not mill my 10mm slide because it will crack shooting the 220 grain hard cast that I must carry.
@@gatornation3889 Yea there are a lot of hacks out there this days calling themselves gunsmiths. A lot of miss-information is constantly being spread as well. People just like to think the know something about something... Insecurity I guess.
@@gatornation3889 You can just send it to us.
What brand trigger ?
Its a factory trigger with our trigger job.
How much for the trigger job??
mk3firearms@gmail.com
@@mk3firearms can you remill the one that’s already optics cut
For a rmrcc
Asa long as there's material where we'll be tapping and threading for new holes.@@stevenbrown5438
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I was wondering if the work on the 10mm can be done on a p220r da/as to make it a single action single stage. Would love to have my sigs run like that. Thank you in advance.
As long as it has a safety I don't see why not.
I have a Ruger vaquero that's single action and I thought all single actions were single stage because of that gun.
Why wouldn't you just make it double action / single action tho 🤣 doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of having a auto loader? I thought maybe you put the single action on there for safety issues cuz that trigger is crazy and the single actions your safety but you could have just put a heavier trigger on for the first pull right? Sheets funny tho
This pistol comes with a rather long two stage single action trigger. We've converted it to a single stage trigger. If you want to enter the conversation you should maybe educate yourself a little first.
@@mk3firearms @MK3 Firearms sorry bro I'm not advanced enough to understand a 10mm with the same action as a walker Colt from the 1800s. Either your telling me it had half cock or was deliberately made squishy by SIG for lols.
Either way it's very easy to be ignorant of something that's dumb, my bad. Isn't the whole advantage of single actions breaking like glass?
@@robertlarson1481 You can just look up the difference between a single stage trigger and a two stage trigger. There's plenty of information out there about it.